Married My Ex's Alpha Uncle (Silver and Elliot) novel Chapter 126

Silver’s POV

It felt good telling Shirley off and her face was priceless!

Elliot took my hand and guided me away from the hospital room. As we returned to the waiting room, one of the nurses, the one who practically purred at him earlier, stood up quickly. She began fixing her hair and flattening her scrubs.

“Alpha, are you leaving so soon?” She asked, batting her lashes at him.

He paused before we entered the elevator and turned to look at her. With narrowed eyes and brought me closer to him.

“Nurse Mckenna, have you met my wife, Silver? She’s your new Luna,” he said to her firmly. Her face paled as she looked at me. “It’d be best if you treat her with respect.”

“Y…yes Alpha,” she said, bowing her head and bearing her neck.

The elevator door opened and without another word, we were stepping inside. I watched the horrified nurse as the doors closed. I leaned against Elliot, suddenly feeling exhausted. He wrapped his arms around me, holding me close to him. His scent wrapped around me like a warm blanket, and I found myself relaxing into him, seeking him out for comfort and support.

“Are you okay?” He asked. “I know that was a lot.”

I nodded and peeked up at him, giving him a smile to show him that I truly was okay. I was better than okay.

“Thank you for doing that,” I told him.

“I should have done sooner. I shouldn’t have let her treat you like that,” he replied.

“What’s going to happen now? Shirley’s pack was strong, and she was a good ally even if she treated me poorly,” I reminded him. “Now we don’t have them as an alliance.”

With these rogues targeting the Crown pack, we needed as many alliances as possible, and Shirley’s pack was probably the strongest alliance out of all of them.

“If she’s going to treat my Luna like that, then we don’t need that kind of alliance,” he told me simply. “I’m not going to put you on the back burner anymore. I’m all in, Silver, and I’m going to convince you of that.”

My heart swelled from the sentiment. I was terrified though because I didn’t want to get hurt again. I worried he would change his mind; I worried that he would realize I’m weak without a wolf and that I truly am a monster on the nights of the full moon.